API
#text/tabwriterElastic tabstops: write + flush returns a string.
const align_rightpub const align_right = 4Elastic tabstops aligned with `text/tabwriter` (Write + Flush). ASCII cell width = byte length. No HTML filter, no Escape, no formfeed flush. padchar tab (tabwidth alignment) is not implemented. flush returns the formatted owning string (no io.Writer). Cells store (start,len) into the raw buffer — not owning strings. read); widths stay intact. Offsets avoid that (see text_tabwriter). Value `4`.
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const debugpub const debug = 32Public constant `debug`. Value `32`.
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struct Writerpub struct Writer {
pub minwidth int
pub tabwidth int
pub padding int
pub padchar int
pub flags int
pub raw string
}Public struct `Writer`.
minwidth inttabwidth intpadding intpadchar intflags intraw stringstruct Cellpub struct Cell {
pub text string
pub width int
pub htab int
}Public struct `Cell`.
text stringwidth inthtab intnew_writerpub fn new_writer(minwidth int, tabwidth int, padding int, padchar int, flags int) WriterConstruct writer.
minwidth inttabwidth intpadding intpadchar intflags intWriter — a value of this type
(&mut Writer) writepub fn (w &mut Writer) write(s &string)Method on `&mut Writer`: write data and return the byte count.
w &mut Writers &string(&mut Writer) flushpub fn (w &mut Writer) flush() stringMethod on `&mut Writer`: flush buffered data.
w &mut Writerstring — result string